does kenjaku take over gojo

what does eaten kenjaku means? ........

This novel actually has an interesting concept with the power of vector manipulation, and in terms of developing its abilities it is quite fitting and imaginative. However, it does not cover up the badness in the story development and things that are not brainy. In terms of plate armor, the ones with the most plot armor are villains like cursed spirits and kenjaku. The ones in Shibuya, kenjaku, jogo, hanami and mahito should have been killed by the MC. But the author with his ridiculous ingenuity made it seem as if the MC was frozen for a moment by Urahime, which is illogical because the MC's reflector shield can reflect all energy attacks, but suddenly the MC was frozen by a very strange ice attack. Both hanami should have died because their polar spirit cores were also destroyed by the MC during the arc at the Kyoto Academy. But in Shibuya he was still alive and was seen holding back Gojo using his cursed technique which made me wonder. Even though it was explained that Hanami died. Gojo was sealed even though before the Shibuya incident, MC and Gojo had discussed the Shibuya arc plan and MC had also been warned by Gojo that what was in Geto's body was a kenjaku

The quality of story is good. But MC is exposed as a transmigrator. He told GOJO about the JJK being a Manga. But he didn't explain the story. I couldn't understand at all and it's incredibly irritating. Why doesn't he just expose plan of Kenjaku? is it to reap system rewards or does he really believes himself to be able to handle what's coming in six months? And why did he want to handle them anyway? Or did he simply want watch the things happening and aura farm in specific moments?

The concept is pretty good but execution falls short. The story acts as a sort of fix-it fic for all the bad events of the original story, but the problem is that author wants to have his cake and eat it. For example, Toji stops being a deadbeat and ends becoming a Jujutsu High teacher, so he doesn’t hunt Gojo and Riko during Hidden Inventory. Normally, this would’ve meant that Gojo wouldn’t awaken and would remain significantly weaker than his canon counterpart, making for an interesting divergence from canon with Naoya and the rest of the cast having to compensate for a weaker Gojo. Instead, the author does the dumbest shit ever, having Gojo awaken RCT after getting sick from eating a Grade 4 curse in an act of solidarity for Geto. And so, the main cast is stacked and overpowered to the point where they can steamroll any and everything. Leaving us with them either Mid-Diffing Kenjaku’s new Binding-Vow experiment Cursed Users, or slice of life moments. Neither of which are particularly interesting to read, no matter how the former sounds.